‘I wanted to be one of them’: Man starts off as NYU janitor, graduates as nurse
When Frank Baez arrived in New York, he hardly spoke English. Continue reading
Healthcare
Part of private Metro Vancouver health clinic for sale, parent company says
By Nadia Stewart Videojournalist
Still, there are “no intentions” of shutting down the facility at this time. Continue reading
Lawson study will examine how smart technology can serve those with mental illness
Researchers hope to provide greater levels of independence and autonomy for those with mental illness and chronic diseases. Continue reading
Premier Ford speaks to Global News, weighs in on taxes, program cuts, abortion and being booed
By Travis Dhanraj Queen’s Park Bureau Chief
Premier Doug Ford sat down with Global News for a one-on-one interview in which he spoke about a range of issues, including his government’s offer to large municipalities and school boards across the province to help audit their finances. Continue reading
Province providing $5M to address financial challenges at Campbellford Memorial Hospital
Hospital CEO Varouj Eskedjian says the facility continues to struggle to address its financial challenges. Continue reading
N.S. chief medical officer repeats calls for measles vaccination
The province’s top doctor is repeating a recent call for Nova Scotians to make sure their measles vaccinations are up to date. Continue reading
Northumberland County health-care stakeholders propose Ontario Health Team model
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
The proposal would include hospitals, family health teams, First Nations health-care providers, hospice services and more. Continue reading
Cape Breton family physician passes away, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to patients
Dr. Murdock Arthur Smith is described as “a pillar of Cape Breton’s medical community” by Doctors Nova Scotia. Continue reading
Canadian health care stuck in the ’60s, expert says
By Mike Drolet Global National Toronto Correspondent
When medicare was first conceived, the Canadian government decided to limit services outside of hospitals and doctors’ offices. Now, experts are saying the system needs a revamp. Continue reading
Pancreatic cancer survival rates in Nova Scotia continue to fall, remain lowest in Canada
By Jesse Thomas Videographer
Nova Scotians diagnosed with pancreatic cancer have half the chance of surviving the disease compared to those patients living in Ontario. Continue reading